Many people assume that if you are religious, go to church every Sunday, and donate your money or time to a church, than that makes you a good person, but that is not always the truth, not all religious people are good, and people who aren’t religious can be good as well. This is truth when it comes to A Good Man is Hard to Find. Grandma, thinks that the Misfit is all good, she thought she could appeal to his religious side, but of course he weren’t the type of religious people she thought. This starts the central confrontation between the grandmother and The Misfit about Jesus. Grandma thinks she could get the Misfit to not kill her if she got Jesus involved. This is wrong, the misfit has a different view of Jesus, this view makes him think that there is not good or bad, so thusly there is no such thing as a good man. So pretty much all of Grandma’s pleas for him to prey is all in vain. So, instead, actions speak louder than words, and the Misfit shoots the grandma. This situation is ironic, because the only time Grandma brings up Jesus is when her life is being threatened. It is not mentioned earlier in the story, so it can almost be assumed that Grandma is not as religious as she wants the reader and the Misfit to think. She thinks she can use religion to get out of this
Many people assume that if you are religious, go to church every Sunday, and donate your money or time to a church, than that makes you a good person, but that is not always the truth, not all religious people are good, and people who aren’t religious can be good as well. This is truth when it comes to A Good Man is Hard to Find. Grandma, thinks that the Misfit is all good, she thought she could appeal to his religious side, but of course he weren’t the type of religious people she thought. This starts the central confrontation between the grandmother and The Misfit about Jesus. Grandma thinks she could get the Misfit to not kill her if she got Jesus involved. This is wrong, the misfit has a different view of Jesus, this view makes him think that there is not good or bad, so thusly there is no such thing as a good man. So pretty much all of Grandma’s pleas for him to prey is all in vain. So, instead, actions speak louder than words, and the Misfit shoots the grandma. This situation is ironic, because the only time Grandma brings up Jesus is when her life is being threatened. It is not mentioned earlier in the story, so it can almost be assumed that Grandma is not as religious as she wants the reader and the Misfit to think. She thinks she can use religion to get out of this